Fable by Adrienne Young (357 Pages)
Four years ago, Fable watched her mother drown at sea, and then her father left her on a dangerous island full of thieves. Fueled by her need to get off the island and demand a place in her powerful father’s
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Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas (384 pages)
When children begin to go missing, the dark reminder of what happened to Wendy and her brothers starts to creep back into her life. Five years ago, Wendy and her two brothers went missing in the woods, and only Wendy
All The Stars and Teeth by Adalyn Grace (373 Pages)
In a realm of magical islands where people can choose what magic they practice, Princess Amora of Visidia has no choice but to prove her ability to wield the dangerous soul magic. But Amora doesn’t see this as a punishment,
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky by Kwame Mbalia (496 Pages)
After the tragic death of his best friend, Eddie, Tristan Strong unwillingly goes to Alabama to spend some time on his grandparent’s farm. With Eddie’s journal of stories packed tight, Tristan battles the pain of losing the best person in
A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Roseanne A. Brown (432 pages)
After her mother’s murder, Princess Karina will do anything to bring her back from the dead — even a resurrection ritual. The only issue? She needs the heart of a king to complete it. Seeing as Karina is the underestimated
Cinder by Marissa Meyer (400 Pages)
With a lethal plague swarming the streets of New Beijing, no one would think that their survival may rest on a sixteen-year-old Cinder. After a supposed accident as a child left her on the brink of death, a futuristic surgery
The Bad Boy and the Tomboy by Nicole Nwosu (360 Pages)
Macy Anderson is perfectly fine with her ordinary life. She’s the captain of the boy’s soccer team, achieves excellent grades, and has an awesome group of friends. Macy is totally okay with being known as “one of the guys,” in